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A CDC study reveals that the annual cost of medical care and productivity losses from motor vehicle crashes surpasses $99 billion, with direct medical care costs reaching $17 billion. This data highlights the significant economic burden of traffic-related injuries.
The HHS and CDC have allocated $698.2 million for state and local public health preparedness and response efforts. This funding aims to enhance capabilities against terrorism and natural disasters.
A new CDC analysis reveals that high school athletes lose over 9,000 days annually due to heat-related illnesses. This highlights the need for increased awareness and preventive measures in sports programs.
A recent CDC survey indicates that adolescent vaccination rates are on the rise across the United States, providing important data on coverage at national, state, and local levels. This trend highlights the ongoing efforts to improve public health among teenagers.
China released its first Global Adult Tobacco Survey results, highlighting the need for consistent tracking of tobacco use and control measures. This survey aims to monitor adult tobacco use and exposure to secondhand smoke.
The CDC reports 1,097 foodborne disease outbreaks in 2007, leading to 21,244 illnesses and 18 deaths. This highlights ongoing public health challenges related to food safety.
The ACIP has recommended the use of CSL's Afluria seasonal influenza vaccine for the 2010-11 season in the United States. This trivalent inactivated vaccine aims to enhance immunization efforts against seasonal influenza.
A new CDC report highlights the prevalence of multi-product tobacco use, particularly among men and young adults. This insight underscores the need for targeted public health interventions.
A CDC report reveals that the number of U.S. states with an obesity prevalence of 30% or more has tripled to nine states in 2009. This highlights a growing public health concern that may impact healthcare policies and patient advocacy efforts.
CDC announces a media briefing to discuss a new report on state-specific obesity prevalence among U.S. adults. This advisory aims to raise awareness about obesity trends across different states.
A CDC study reveals that less than 50% of young adults undergo cholesterol screening, despite up to 25% having elevated cholesterol levels. This highlights a significant gap in preventive health measures among this demographic.
Turkey has released its Global Adult Tobacco Survey results, contributing to the global understanding of adult tobacco use and control measures. This survey aims to monitor tobacco use and exposure to secondhand smoke.
Research presented at the International Conference on Emerging Infectious Diseases reveals that hospitalizations for three common waterborne diseases could cost the U.S. healthcare system up to $539 million annually. This highlights the significant economic burden of these diseases.
A report indicates that nearly 5% of Key West's population, over 1,000 individuals, showed evidence of recent exposure to the dengue virus in 2009. This finding highlights the ongoing public health concern regarding dengue in the region.
Recent data indicates that nearly 1 in 25 restaurant-associated foodborne outbreaks are linked to contaminated salsa or guacamole, highlighting a significant public health concern. This rate has more than doubled compared to the previous decade.
The CDC hosts the International Conference on Emerging Infectious Diseases, gathering around 2,400 scientists and public health professionals to discuss innovative research and public health strategies. This event aims to enhance collaboration in addressing emerging infectious disease challenges.
New CDC data reveals that thousands died last year due to lack of screening for colon and breast cancer, despite most people being screened. This highlights the critical need for increased awareness and access to screening programs.
A CDC survey reveals that over 90% of U.S. adults exceed recommended sodium intake levels, highlighting a significant public health concern. The findings emphasize the need for increased awareness and dietary changes to improve health outcomes.
FDA authorizes a new CDC test for diagnosing human infections with the 2009 H1N1 influenza virus, also known as swine flu. This development enhances diagnostic capabilities for a virus that has impacted global health since its emergence.
CDC Director Thomas R. Frieden highlights the first anniversary of the Tobacco Control Act, emphasizing that tobacco use remains the leading preventable cause of death in the U.S., claiming 443,000 lives annually and costing $193 billion in healthcare and lost productivity.
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